Keep in: To retain or maintain something within a confined space or boundary.
He always keeps in his emotions and rarely shows them.
He always keeps in his emotions and rarely shows them.
Keep on: To continue doing something.
Don't give up, just keep on trying.
Keep up (with) : To maintain the same pace or level as.
It's hard to keep up with the latest technological advancements.
Knock down : To demolish or destroy.
They plan to knock down the old building and construct a new one.